Tch August 2018 Rewind

In case you missed any of the great ideas we explored this month on Tchers’ Voice, let’s recap our amazing August lineup, filled with great ideas from passionate educators just like you!

Twelve New Videos

• Project LIT: Spreading the Word About Your Community Book Club

• First Days of School: It's Always Awkward in the Beginning

• First Days of School: Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable

• Content, Language, & Literacy Instruction for SIFE with Developing Literacy

Tchers’ Voice Blog

Back to School

• Back to School: Prepare to Communicate with Families All Year Long

English Language Learners

• Classroom Real Estate Matters: A Language-Rich Environment

• Strong Home-School Connections for English Learners: A Proactive Approach

• Visual Scaffolding Tips for ELLs

• 5 More Things English Learners Need From Classroom Teachers​​​​

Equity and Social Justice

• Understanding: The First Step for White Women Teaching Black Boys

New Teachers

• Dear New Teacher...

Professional Learning

• Leveraging Free Online Curriculum Content: Time Suck or Time Saver?

• Establishing a Culture of Continuous Collaboration

• Ten Questions to Consider when Looking for Teacher Professional Development

Project-Based Learning

• Deciding When PBL Makes Sense for Your Year

• The Perfect Storm: 3 Simple Steps to Project Ideation

• Start Small But Mighty: Voice and Choice in PBL

Social Emotional Learning

• Seamlessly Implementing Social and Emotional Learning

Summer Learning

• 5 Uncommon Summer Learning Ideas for Teachers

Tch Newsletter

• August 4: The Back to School Starter Pack You Need Right Now
• August 11: First Days of School with Sarah Brown Wessling
• August 18: Make the Most of Your First Days of School
• August 25: Tips for Your First Days of School from Sarah Brown Wessling

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